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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18814, 15 September 1924, Page 1

LOST PROPERTY. CHEQUE (£5), vicinity Vulcan Lane or Shortland St.; reward,—Address at Herald. CRANK Shaft Extension and Fitting, on September 2, about Mt. Eden, Hillsborough, One Tree Hill, Newmarket, or City; reward.—Apply Glaister. Solicitor, Queen St.. Auckland. , EAR-RLNG. jade. Saturday night.—Finder please return "Glenalvon," Waterloo Quadrant. Reward. EAR-RING, Oval Bronze, green stones, between Perry, Town Hall: reward.— Duggan and Duggan, Winstono's Bldga. GLOVE, brown, fur-linod, by gentleman, Middlemore, Saturday; reward.—Finder please write. P.O. Box 948, Auckland. MOTOR-Car Starting Handle, in Grange Rd., Monday; reward.—Finder please communicate 41, Grango lid. MOON Motor Crank, vicinity Epsom; reward.—3s, Epsom Avenue. , NOTES (2 £1). John Court's Friday night; reward.—Address at Herald. PARCEL, containing Lodge Regalia, Wednesday, Sept. 10., in vicinity Queen St.—Reward at Herald. \ PARCEL, brown paper, addressed. Saturday night, near Mt. Edon Terminus.— Parcel, 153, Herald. P"~ ARCEL (Skirt), taken by mistake from John Coart's.—Will ladv post "Trousseau Hoii3o," 131, Remuera Road. __ UMBRELLA, Brown Silk, Tortoisesholi Handle, white tips; also Walking-Stick, railway. Rotorua to Auckland. September 6; reward.—Foster, Laurie Avemlo, Parncll v WALLET, leathor, containing about £8 and tram tickets; owner's name inside; reward.—Addres3 at Herald. __ WATCH, wristlet, silver, with guard, Saturday, liemucra Hockey Grounds; Roward.—Finder please ring 1976. WATCH, gold, wristlet, expansion, lost vicinity Williamson Avo. and Hall, Point Chovalior. Reward.—Phono 3171. Person who removed Lady's Blue Vf Leather Handbag, by mistake, from ! Ist iclass oarriage, Whangarei oxpross, Saturday, communicate immediately with W. A. Taaffe. Optician, Fdlison Chambora. STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. COW, Shorthorn, dehorned, springing, branded S.P. on rump, strayed.—W. H. Andrews, St. Heliers Bay. STRAYED.— Two Black Mares, half clipped, shod, one markod 88 on rump, other covered, cover branded P. Hopkins, Drury; reward.—Ring 82J. Papakura. MATRIMONIAL. GIRL, 20, tall, fair, wishes meet Sheepfarmer, view marriage.—3G, Phoouix Chambers. LADY, young, English, would like meet Young Man, view matrimony.—l.S., 149, Herald. TVfAN (22), young, wishes correspond with IVJL girl (21-22). view matrimony.—W.T.K., 115. Herald. WIDOW, 45, homo, wishes meet gentleman, honourable, in steady employ, Protestant; view marriage.—36. Phoenix Chambers. PERSONAL. 808. —Communicate home, urgent; things settled; dad ill; he a man.—Mother. STACE.—Letter awaits you at Herald Offioe; daughter inquiring. IF certain Persons at Thames do not stop scandalising me, legal proceedings will be taken immediately.—Grace Hitchcock. I WILL not be responsible for any Debts contracted in my name after this date. —F. J. Swindley, September 11. 1924. PERSON, kind, wanted to Adopt Baby from Birth; November.—X.Y.Z., 158, Herald. THE Hector McQuarrie, whose na,me appeared in recent Police Court proceedings, is not a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John McQuarrie, of Parnell. TRADE PERSONAL. A B.C. OF Washing and Cleaning.—Use A. " Savans" Washing Tablets; all grocers.—Savana. 11. Tyrone Bldgs. ABSOLUTELY Reliable Watch and Clock Repairing at W. Mills. 10, Victoria St. W. All work guaranteed. A SHMAN. F., Tailor, late Valley lid., begs .__- remind old customers business as usual at 40. Pitt St. CATARRH, Rheumatism, Sciatica; etc.— Consult M. Walker, Pierce Bldgs. (above Snedden'a).—Phone 323S (2 rings). G. LOVER Tyre Co.. 85, Albert St.. give Guaranteed Service in Tyro and Tube Repairs. T G. PEAT, Dyer and Cleaner. EdeTi 0 • Terrace. —36 years' experience.— Suits, Costumes, Dry Cleaned, 7s 6d; Dyed, 12s 6d.—Phone 3151. NZ. DRY CLEANING CO.—Vans Collect • and Deliver; Suits, 7s 6d.—Phono SS9 (2 rings). RUSMA Kills Hair.—Call for Free Trial Treatment.—Mrß. Hullen, Melvern's Bldgs., Karaugahapo Rd.. Auckland. rpAILOR-MADE Suits, at Paddy Pascoo's; X 5s weekly.—7a, Great North Rd.. next Empress Pictures. "TFfA REDUCTION on All Makes TypectdLw writers. Inspection invited.—Tho Office Typewriter Co.. Ltd., 36. Wyndhajn St. TYPISTS. ABOUT That Typing.—G-. Corliss-Sinton, Exchange Lane. opp. Geo. Fowlds. Phone 3005 A. BINNEY AND WALKER, Confidential Public Typistes and Duplicating Spocialists. —312. Viotoria Arcade. Phone 2826. COPYING and Duplicating; estimates given.—LeGrove Typewriter and Importing Co., Ltd., N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. Phone 1400. MISS B. BRADY, Confidential Typiste, 3, Winstone's Bldgs.. Queen St. Phone 880 A a specialty. TV/I'LSS B. FRASER, Public and General IVL Typiste, Duplicatist, 14, Empire Bldgs., Swanson St. Phone 982 A. MISS M. MUNRO, Confidential Stenographer, Typiste, and Duplicatist, 303, Victoria Arcade. Auckland. Phone 2942 A, THE Martin Business institute, Mercantile Chambers, Customs St. E.—Copying and Duplicating; firat-clasß work. HE Rush Agency.—Specialists in typing and Duplicating (Roneotype).—so4, N.Z. insurance Bldgs. Phone 942 A. u ■ : TOILET. EGYPTUS ensures successful treatment of hair and scalp; evening appointments arranged.—Williamson's Chambers, Shortland St. FANCY Dresses, Wigs, for Hire; largest selection; lowest prices.—McElwain, 270, Queen St. FRANK HOWLETT, 209, Karangahape Road.—Cheapest for best Hairwork, Switches and Transformations. Ladies' own Combings worked up. HAIR Work, every description; switches, puffs, transformations.—Toilet Rooms, above Sneddon's.—Miss M. King (late It. Eagleton). __ _ LADIES. —Madame Thora Tate removes unsightly superfluous hair from the face, painlessly and permanently. — Bon Marche. Newton. RS. COLLEDGE, Export.. H.M. Arcade, Ist Floor.—Ladies'. Children's, Haircutting, Electrio Waving, Shampooing, Massage Parlours. RESTAURANTS, BLACK and _ White. Tearooms, Top Symonds St.—Dainty Light Lunches, Suppers Afternoon Teas CLEAN, Appetising, and Wholesome Meals Served at the,; Sanitarium Vegetarian Cafe. Third Floor, Strand Arcade. ONCASTER, 37, Victoria St.—Best 3-course Dinner and Tea in town for Is. Clean, homelike. KENSINGTON" Restaurant. Princess Buildings.—Luncheons and Dinners, 12-2, 5-7, including Sunday; refined surroundings; excellent service. __^ ISING Sun, 120, Victoria St.—Meals. Is. Try our famous old-time Soup 3. Open 5.30 a.m. SYMO Luncneon and Tea Rooms, top Symond3 St. —Our Patrons are always pleased and satisfied. SANFORD'S DINING ROOMS. OPPOSITE G.P.0., QUEEN ST. DAINTY AND TASTY FISH MEALS. Also Waikatc-grown Rabbits, either Roasted, Stewed, or Pie. Open from 3 a.m. until 8 p.m.. Daily. Closed All Day Sunday. MISCELLANEOUS. SEND YOUR FURNITURE TO GEORGE WALKER'S. Quick Sale 3 and Prompt Settlements. LESLIE Salt for Shaker Use.—"Ask your Grocor for it—2lb net weight Canibters." TT COSTS NO MORE TO SELL YOUR 1 FURNITURE AT WALKER'S. And You Get Better Prices. B HALL'S FAMOUS CAPSOLS.— Price, 12s Cd package, post free. To enauro getting genuine, order direct from Sole Agents.—Bridge Drug Stores. Chemists, 3, Karangahape Rd. (at Grafton Bridge). ESLIE Shaker Salt.—"You use but little Salt—let t___ little bo the Best." A 2s 4d TIN of Rolfe's Was contains as must as three 1b tins. Obtainable everywhere.